Chat logs of #funderscore for Tuesday, 2024-09-03

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08:52 <weechat/ef> <~f_/rx> So, let's just say, I care a bit less about who has op there.

08:52 <weechat/ef> ~~Now I am just more tempted to try and take the channel over~~

08:55 <f_[x]> weechat/ef: well if you want op just ask

09:52 <f_/oftc> I loooove EFnet netsplitting...

09:53 <f_/oftc> Really looks like it does it everyday

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12:45 <Mb> FeedServ|X> 149. AmlogicBL2/Common/BootProcess

12:45 <Mb> FeedServ|X> > *** No summary ***

12:45 <Mb> FeedServ|X> https://moin.vitali64.duckdns.org/AmlogicBL2/Common/BootProcess?action=diff&rev1=2&rev2=1

12:45 <Mb> FeedServ|X> f_MMWiki [2]

13:58 <f_[x]> Good boy FeedServ

13:59 <f_[x]> Schimon: ^ Look at what your software does :)

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16:14 <f_> Would be nice to add colours to FeedServ though IMO :)

17:14 <Mb> <Schimon/X> > <f_/rx> Would be nice to add colours to FeedServ though IMO :)

17:14 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. I recall that IRC allows colouring of mesages. Do you know how to do so?

17:14 <f_> Schimon: yeah IRC allows colouring but let's not bother with IRC for now

17:15 <f_> FeedServ runs on XMPP currently

17:15 <Mb> <Schimon/X> Also. I would need to add support for IRC, as it seems that FeedServ is operated via XMPP.

17:15 <f_> Yeah it's fine

17:15 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. Indeed.

17:15 <f_> brd is the bridge bot, the sender is f_ (me :P)

17:15 <Mb> <Schimon/X> Dies XMPP allow colouring?

17:15 <Mb> <Schimon/X> Does XMPP allow colouring?

17:15 <Mb> <f_/X> Schimon: I think, yeah.

17:16 <Mb> <Schimon/X> As I know, XEP-0071: XHTML-IM, which alowed HTML syntax, is deprecated and some clients have removed support to it. https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0071.html

17:42 <f_/oftc> Schimon: hm.. well I saw colours coming from biboumi before

17:45 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. I suppose biboumi supports XHTML-IM, because Poezio still supports XHTML-IM, and both projects are managed by the same people.

17:47 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. I suppose Biboumi supports XHTML-IM, because Poezio still supports XHTML-IM, and both projects are managed by the same people.

17:47 <Mb> <Schimon/X> Slixmpp, which is the module which Slixfeed (i.e. FeedServ) utilizes, also supports XHTML-IM, and is also from the creators or Biboumi and Poezio.

18:02 <f_/oftc> Yeah it probably makes sense to use that, I don't know

18:02 <f_/oftc> But you said it's deprecated...so not sure......

18:12 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. PubSub allow rich text, and I strive to persuade XMPP client developers to add support to Atom Over XMPP (XEP-0277 / XEP-0472) which would allow HTML support. And I think that Atom Over XMPP is better than XHTML-IM.

18:12 <Mb> <Schimon/X> brd. Do you know of my PubSub projects, Blasta and Rivista?

18:25 <Mb> <f_/X> Schimon: brd is a bridge bot

18:26 <Mb> <Schimon/X> Thank you. f_

18:26 <Mb> <f_/X> and that was me from the other side of the bridge :)

18:26 <Mb> <Schimon/X> So I was communicating with rx. Yes?

18:26 <Mb> <f_/X> you are communicating with f_

18:27 <Mb> <f_/X> The bridge setup is a bit messy but the "/oftc/rx" part doesn't matter

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